2011 fourth quarter LED TV shipments accounted for the overall LCD TV 52%

Professional market research firm Displaybank pointed out that the fourth quarter of 2011 LED LCD TV (LED LCD TV) shipments amounted to 32 million 200 thousand units, accounting for 52% of the total LCD TV (permeability), beyond the cold cathode tube (CCFL) LCD tv. Displaybank pointed out that in January 2010, LCD TV with LED backlight proportion accounted for only 4%, but then increased rapidly, accounting for 32% in January 2011, 2011 years professional market research firm Displaybank noted that the fourth quarter of 2011 LED LCD TV (LED LCD TV) shipments amounted to 32 million 200 thousand units, accounting for 52% of the total LCD TV (permeability), beyond the cold cathode tube (CCFL) LCD tv.

Displaybank pointed out that in January 2010, LCD TV with LED backlight proportion accounted for only 4%, but then increased rapidly in January 2011 accounted for 32%, 2011 years and 12 months accounted for 53%.

In a single quarter, the fourth quarter of 2011 shipments of LCD TV which, equipped with LED backlight proportion has more than half. In the year 2011, the overall LED LCD TV shipments reached 8970 million units, accounting for LCD TV shipments 44%.

In addition, the majority of manufacturers continue to expand LED LCD TV product line, to 2012 in the second quarter of listed on the new plan, LED LCD TV shipments continued to increase.

Displaybank statistics, in 2011 the overall flat-panel TV shipments amounted to 222 million units, an increase of 7.5% compared to 2010, the rate of 31% compared with 2010 years of growth, the growth rate dropped 1/4; 2011 LCD TV shipments reached 204 million units, an increase of 8.6% compared to 2010. 2011 plasma TV (PDP TV) shipments 1790 million units, representing a decline of 3% in 2010.

In 2012 years, Displaybank estimates, because of economic stagnation, shrinking market demand advanced, LCD TV shipments 221 million units, compared with growth of 8% in 2011. However, the first half of the London Olympics, as well as the emerging development of the country's demand for flat-panel TVs to expand, still optimistic about the growth of the TV market this year.